📄️ Settings
Useful to modify macro settings & optimization
📄️ Settings:width()
When this option is set to off, the macro will not use cache image frame
📄️ Settings:cacheOn()
When this option is set to on, the macro will store a temporary cache to store last frame, normally your macro will capture the screen device every time frame is available, this is an intensive operation so in order to prevent that you can use this options
📄️ Settings:getClickDelay()
Will return delay of click in currently running macro
📄️ Settings:getImagePath()
Will return the current path of macro image directory
📄️ Settings:getMinScore()
Will return the minimum match score as threshold when you perform text or image detection
📄️ Settings:getScanInterval()
Will return the delay of text or image detection in currently running macro
📄️ Settings:getSwipeDelay()
Will return delay of swipe in currently running macro
📄️ Settings:grayscaleOff()
When this option is set to off, the text or image detection will be processed in normal mode
📄️ Settings:grayscaleOn()
When this option is set to on, the text or image detection will be processed in grayscale mode, this is useful to speed up the detection process
📄️ Settings:isGrayscale()
Check if text or image detection is processed in grayscale mode
📄️ Settings:setClickDelay()
Change the entire click delay in currently running macro
📄️ Settings:setComparisonHeight()
Change the comparison height, this comparison height is a variable or constant that the Android Macro used to calculate screen resolution between 2 devices with the same aspect ratio
📄️ Settings:setComparisonWidth()
Change the comparison width, this comparison width is a variable or constant that the Android Macro used to calculate screen resolution between 2 devices with the same aspect ratio
📄️ Settings:setMinScore()
Change the minimum threshold score when performing text or image detection
📄️ Settings:setScanInterval()
Add delay when you perform text or image detection
📄️ Settings:setSwipeDelay()
Change the entire swipe delay in currently running macro